If you have read anything about Cuba, you likely learned that old, American cars are plentiful in the capital city of Havana and surrounding areas. You may wonder just why ...

Whilst tourists are likely to find a wide range of interesting models wherever they go, the island of Cuba likely has more ...

The Automobile Driving Museum breaks the “look but don’t touch” rule with actual rides in classic cars! The brick building with its Art Deco entrance signals you’ve found somewhere special. Checkered ...

Another favorite is the Volkswagen Beetle, a life-sized sculpture of the vehicle beloved by pop culture. See Classic Cars On Every Corner In Cuba Americans likely only see multiple classic vehicles on ...

Car fanatics zoom in from all over the country to catch a glimpse of the timeless treasures at the San Marino Motor Classic.

A classic car is seen driving past Havana's Riviera Hotel last month. Data from Cuba's national statistical agency reveals double-digit, year-over-year declines in visits to Cuba by Canadians ...

The tiny Caribbean island where the streets are full of classic Fords and Chevrolets Whilst most drivers love the feeling of getting into a brand-new car, one country is renowned for owning tens ...

While many of the classic cars on the streets of Havana were manufactured in the U.S., years of ad-hoc restoration and creative repairs have transformed them into something uniquely Cuban. Visit a ...

A decade since the United States and Cuba restored diplomatic relations — which many believed would transform the island — Cuba is in its worst crisis since Fidel Castro took power.

Havana’s traffic might be best known for its brightly coloured classic cars – stately Chevrolets imported from the US before Cuba’s socialist revolution in 1959, boxy Soviet-made vehicles that ...

Easing of import restrictions sees a sudden influx of luxury cars from Japan, South Korea, China and the US in Cuba, especially in Havana.

Classic American cars from the 1950s are a common sight in Cuba, where sales of newer vehicles from the U.S. have been blocked by an embargo for decades.